The locksmith paradox is about paying a lot for a small amount of apparent work, right?
The paradox is resolved by considering the expertise, which took a long time and much effort to acquire.
With the heist, the analogous paradox is somewhat weakened. There is hidden effort, but it’s highly specific to the actual target task.
With the locksmith, the hidden work is done on entirely separate tasks and so on, which happen to provide the necessary skills for the current target task.
The paradox is resolved by considering the expertise, which took a long time and much effort to acquire.
With the heist, the analogous paradox is somewhat weakened. There is hidden effort, but it’s highly specific to the actual target task.
With the locksmith, the hidden work is done on entirely separate tasks and so on, which happen to provide the necessary skills for the current target task.